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Merely the way she carries her head — inclining forward, emphasizing the vulnerability of the neck — is a touching sign of Russian "Giselle" heritage.
Conclusions: Although the stomal/wound complication rate was significantly higher in group I, both groups had very substantial complication rates, emphasizing the vulnerability of this infant population.
A biomechanical label with highlighting the attention on pain and emphasizing the vulnerability of the spine and pelvis to damage characterized the patient information.
This finding, which perhaps results from the perception that younger children are particularly vulnerable, supports the importance during initial IMCI training and routine supervision visits of emphasizing the vulnerability of all children under five years.
However, persistent, or potentially persistent, HSV-2 and HPV viral infections were much more prevalent than in the general population in Ontario, emphasizing the vulnerability of African and Caribbean women to HIV infection and the need to effectively reduce their exposure to HIV.
Dr. Barry Glassner, a sociologist at the University of Southern California and the author of "The Culture of Fear," said that children's fears had been fanned by the actions of officials, who have closed schools or confined students indoors and by television news coverage, which has emphasized the vulnerability of average citizens.
The drought in the African Sahel, persisting since 1968, emphasizes the vulnerability of local water resources to climatic variations and land use changes in this semiarid environment.
Similar to other Arctic economies, the industrial structure in Greenland is dominated by fishing and hunting of very few species (Duhaime and Caron, 2006; Larsen, 2010; Økonomisk Råd, 2012), which emphasizes the vulnerability of Greenland's economy.
